Capital C

Digital Digs 20/12/10

A micro - digest of what's new and emerging

How Much Is a Tweet Worth? $500, Says Toyota
It’s a legitimate question with a hard to come by answer. Until now, apparently.
Big Call

10 Ways Social Media Will Change in 2011
Concise, researched and seemingly accurate – Read Write Web on where social media is going, and who will flourish on the journey.
Giant Steps for Mankind

YouTube Rewind
See the world through YouTube in 2010. It’s surprisingly all right there.
What Happened

Foursquare Checks In Comments And Pictures; Instagram, PicPlz, Foodspotting On Board
Big things for Foursquare as they answer user requests with features that make the service both more fun and highly beneficial to brands and businesses integrating it into campaigns.
Square Gets Hipper

Google TV: Back to the Drawing Board May Be Best Bet
Consumers are eagerly awaiting Google TV, but nobody can blame Google for taking their time and wanting to do it right. Which means it’s not getting here anytime soon, but will hopefully be worth the wait.
TV’s Slow Evolution

Digital Digs 13/12/10

A micro - digest of what's new and emerging

Social Media Data: The Benefits of Friends
Your mom always told you to share. Now marketers love her for that. We’ve only scratched the service of the value of online connections.
Share Age 

Marissa Mayer’s Next Big Thing: “Contextual Discovery” — Google Results Without Search
Knowing what you want before you do – this is Google’s aim for the future. Are we cool with that?
Go With Google?

5 Crafty Tricks for Creating Killer Photo Memes
Some things to play with over the holidays. Maybe you’ll be the next sad Keanu creator. That guy’s famous.
Knowledge is Hilarious

Top Trends of 2010: Privacy
It was a big deal this year. Look back on the biggest issue the internet presented in 2010, then speculate on what’s going to go down this year.
The What and When of the Internet

Zeitgeist 2010: How the World Searched
A heck of a lot of fun to look at – the top searched keywords in 2010.
Googled

Digital Digs 06/12/10

A micro - digest of what's new and emerging

The New Facebook – Mark Zuckerberg on 60 Minutes
New profile pages launched during last night’s 60 Minutes on CBS. Some important changes to get to know and of course, more fun to have.
Warp Speed

Best of the Digital Decade
The One Show’s top ten pieces that charted the course of the digital decade. Here’s to an even more innovative decade to come.
Digital Evolution

 

PayPal Announces It Will No Longer Handle Wikileaks Donations
Making the Internet take sides, Wikileaks suffers a blow as PayPal jumps ship.
Webtroversy

The “Facebook Killer” Won’t Look Like Facebook
There was some hype surrounding Diaspora and its being dubbed “killer” in its inception earlier this year. But on second thought, it’s not. Nor will a “killer” ever come along that’s anything like Facebook.
No Rival

Reeder For Mac Beta Goes Live. Reeder For iPhone Gains Facebook Support
There’s going to be some more organized than normal people out on the web as the “best reader out there” gets set to launch.
Reading. Organized.

Capital C Acquired by MDC Partners

Capital C is proud to announce an acquisition by MDC Partners.
Click here for a full report in the Globe and Mail.